420seth introduction

**chefchris** · 01-14-2007, 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by Bkcloud114

Funny when the newbie thinks he knows everything.....

I know i was right in this case.

**Bkcloud114** · 01-14-2007, 06:54 PM

Originally Posted by chefchris

I know i was right in this case.

Enjoy this time of you "being right".... time will tell

**chefchris** · 01-14-2007, 06:57 PM

Originally Posted by Bkcloud114

Enjoy this time of you "being right".... time will tell

haha. i hope you now i'm joking.

**cigarsarge** · 01-14-2007, 06:58 PM

Originally Posted by chefchris

haha. i hope you now i'm joking.

Don't think Tommy is....

**Lopaka** · 01-14-2007, 09:07 PM

The "Symbol" they are using I believe is the Flag of Police Officers, just looking for info on them.

**TampaSupremo** · 01-14-2007, 10:33 PM

Originally Posted by Lopaka

The "Symbol" they are using I believe is the Flag of Police Officers, just looking for info on them.

Actually, its a "Blue Line." It signifies that you or your spouse work in law enforcement. It was something that one of the guys in my dept came up with a number of years ago. It represents the "thin blue line" between order and chaos that keeps the thugs (like 420seth) in check. It's supposedly only available if you show your certification card, but it gets abused a lot because folks think that if they drive around with a sticker on their vehicle they won't get pulled over.

There is a red one for firemen. Not sure who came up with that.

**cigarsarge** · 01-14-2007, 10:41 PM

Originally Posted by TampaSupremo

Actually, its a "Blue Line." It signifies that you or your spouse work in law enforcement. It was something that one of the guys in my dept came up with a number of years ago. It represents the "thin blue line" between order and chaos that keeps the thugs (like 420seth) in check. It's supposedly only available if you show your certification card, but it gets abused a lot because folks think that if they drive around with a sticker on their vehicle they won't get pulled over.

There is a red one for firemen. Not sure who came up with that.

Now you have done gone and spilled the beans...We were gonna make folks believe we were members of a strange cult.

**Lopaka** · 01-14-2007, 10:44 PM

Originally Posted by TampaSupremo

Actually, its a "Blue Line." It signifies that you or your spouse work in law enforcement. It was something that one of the guys in my dept came up with a number of years ago. It represents the "thin blue line" between order and chaos that keeps the thugs (like 420seth) in check. It's supposedly only available if you show your certification card, but it gets abused a lot because folks think that if they drive around with a sticker on their vehicle they won't get pulled over.

There is a red one for firemen. Not sure who came up with that.

Cool, thanks!